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Original Research

Apexoconnection: A Novel Technique to Determine Working Length

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Pages 353-360 | Published online: 17 Aug 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1 Limited space for conventional attachment device.

Figure 1 Limited space for conventional attachment device.

Table 1 Exclusion Criteria for Teeth Selection

Figure 2 K-file inserted into the root canal under the microscope, exceeding the apical foramen.

Figure 2 K-file inserted into the root canal under the microscope, exceeding the apical foramen.

Figure 3 Under the microscope, the K-file was inserted into the root canal at the most cervical edge of the apical foramen.

Figure 3 Under the microscope, the K-file was inserted into the root canal at the most cervical edge of the apical foramen.

Figure 4 Alginate apparatus for electronic working length determination.

Figure 4 Alginate apparatus for electronic working length determination.

Table 2 Normality Assessment of the Data Using Kolmogorov–Smirnov and Shapiro–Wilk’s Tests

Table 3 Statistics Values of Real Working Length and Length Determined by the Two Techniques

Table 4 Results of One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) Test

Table 5 Results of Tukey’s Post-Hoc Tests

Figure 5 Apexoconnection technique shows clinical significance when limited space is available.

Figure 5 Apexoconnection technique shows clinical significance when limited space is available.